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State of the Labour Market
March Labour Force Survey: Canadian Employment Continues to Blow Past Its Pre-Pandemic Level
Line graph titled “Wage growth gradually rising, but not matching prices.” With a vertical axis ranging from -4 to 12%, Indeed tracked the percent change in average hourly earnings growth along a vertical axis ranging from January 2018 to January 2022. The two line colours represent “Actual” and “Composition-adjusted.”
Brendon Bernard - April 8, 2022
Line graph titled “Wage growth gradually rising, but not matching prices.” With a vertical axis ranging from -4 to 12%, Indeed tracked the percent change in average hourly earnings growth along a vertical axis ranging from January 2018 to January 2022. The two line colours represent “Actual” and “Composition-adjusted.”
State of the Labour Market
Canadian Job Postings Through March 18: Postings Hit a New High
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Brendon Bernard - March 22, 2022
Woman in business attire scrolling on her tablet
State of the Labour Market
February Labour Force Survey: February Rebound Blows Out January Drop
Line chart showing the percentage change in employment and hours worked since February 2020. The chart shows that both employment and hours worked shot up in February 2022, with employment up 1.9% and hours worked up 1.7%.
Brendon Bernard - March 11, 2022
Line chart showing the percentage change in employment and hours worked since February 2020. The chart shows that both employment and hours worked shot up in February 2022, with employment up 1.9% and hours worked up 1.7%.
State of the Labour Market
Foreign Interest in Canadian Jobs Stays Strong Despite Weaker Appeal in the US
Shot of a man sitting at a table in a cafe with his cellphone and tablet in front of him
Brendon Bernard - March 8, 2022
Shot of a man sitting at a table in a cafe with his cellphone and tablet in front of him
State of the Labour Market
January Job Search Survey: Job Search Urgency Cools in January
Recruiter conducting an interview
Brendon Bernard - February 24, 2022
Recruiter conducting an interview
State of the Labour Market
Canadian Job Postings Through February 18: Hiring Appetite Ramping Up Again
Photo of woman at desk in front of laptop smiling while talking on the phone
Brendon Bernard - February 24, 2022
Photo of woman at desk in front of laptop smiling while talking on the phone
State of the Labour Market
January Labour Force Survey: Latest Wave Reverses Some Recent Progress
Chart showing the percentage change in employment since February, 2020, seasonally adjusted. The chart compares pandemic vulnerable services, wholesale and retail trade and the rest of the economy. The chart shows that employment in pandemic-exposed sectors declined sharply in January 2022, while other industries were more mixed.
Brendon Bernard - February 4, 2022
Chart showing the percentage change in employment since February, 2020, seasonally adjusted. The chart compares pandemic vulnerable services, wholesale and retail trade and the rest of the economy. The chart shows that employment in pandemic-exposed sectors declined sharply in January 2022, while other industries were more mixed.
State of the Labour Market
January Labour Force Preview: Hours Worked Will Capture Omicron’s True Impact
​​Line chart titled “Omicron wave could hit hours worked more than employment.” With a vertical axis ranging from -30% to 5%, Indeed tracked the percent change in Canadian employment and total hours worked since February 2020, along a horizontal axis ranging from January 2020 to December 2021. Total hours worked fell more in early 2020 than employment, while both were up slightly from their pre-pandemic level by the end of 2021.
Brendon Bernard - February 1, 2022
​​Line chart titled “Omicron wave could hit hours worked more than employment.” With a vertical axis ranging from -30% to 5%, Indeed tracked the percent change in Canadian employment and total hours worked since February 2020, along a horizontal axis ranging from January 2020 to December 2021. Total hours worked fell more in early 2020 than employment, while both were up slightly from their pre-pandemic level by the end of 2021.
Coronavirus
Canadian Job Postings Through January 21: Postings Elevated Despite Downtick at Start of the Year
Close up of a woman's hands typing on a laptop.
Brendon Bernard - January 26, 2022
Close up of a woman's hands typing on a laptop.
Coronavirus
December Job Search Survey: Job Seekers Were Increasingly Confident Ahead of Omicron Wave
Businesswoman looking at computer
Brendon Bernard - January 13, 2022
Businesswoman looking at computer
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